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Fake Doors
03:41
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The silence drowns
Our world like underwater sounds
The sky above
Without a motion in the clouds
I’m washed away
All of my thoughts have gone astray
Within the bay
As empty shells without a name
Suddenly the story folds
Of a world we used to know
Not a lesson to be taught
The curtain falls, we come undone
My inner sense is gone
You swear you’ll be okay
While we await the sun
To shine on our mistakes
Your headlights shut
And turn their back before the dark
Caught up in thoughts
Like we would never walk this path
So hide my notes
Deep in the cupboard to your toes
Right where you know
They’re far too close to let them go
Suddenly the story folds
Of a world we used to know
Not a lesson to be taught
The curtain falls, we come undone
My inner sense is gone
You swear you’ll be okay
While we await the sun
To shine on our mistakes
Suddenly the story folds
Of a world we used to know
Not a lesson to be taught
The curtain falls, we come undone
My inner sense is gone
You swear you’ll be okay
While we await the sun
To shine on our mistakes
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Exits
02:13
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Small Strides Düsseldorf, Germany
Departure, stagnation, hope and anxiety – these are the topics that indie-rock band Small Strides deals with while uniting elements of alternative rock, electro, pop, and emo in their music. With every song, they rediscover new facets of themselves, constantly facing the decision of where to go next. ... more
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